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Term used to represent the complete set of concepts.
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1
Internet archives are maintained and, with them, the
body
of
knowledge
expands.
2
For example, science has accumulated a vast
body
of
knowledge
about the world.
3
Style is a
body
of
knowledge
and a collective, generational work in progress.
4
But, globally, there is a
body
of
knowledge
and significant debate.
5
That is, indeed, its predominant characteristic as a
body
of
knowledge
.
6
There is no equivalent
body
of
knowledge
in social work.
7
If you skip a generation you lose a whole
body
of
knowledge
,
said Eles.
8
Modern mathematicians stand on top of a
body
of
knowledge
that stretches back centuries.
9
Psychodermatology is the
body
of
knowledge
at the intersection of psychiatry and dermatology practice.
10
A
body
of
knowledge
was accumulated and transmitted to everyone partaking in survival activities.
11
Science isn't a
body
of
knowledge
,
it's a meth-
12
Whatever insights she was capable of extracting from that
body
of
knowledge
,
she'd extracted long ago.
13
First, there is a
body
of
knowledge
and experience that is relevant for any top job.
14
Considering the short history of studying cardiomyocellular apoptosis, a tremendous
body
of
knowledge
has been collected.
15
It can feel overwhelming -as if there's a big
body
of
knowledge
you need to know.
16
One needed to study a relatively stable
body
of
knowledge
(laws, medical prescriptions, chemical formulas).